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Definition of bid
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of bid is as below...
Bid (v. t.) To offer in
words;
to
declare,
as a wish, a
greeting,
a
threat,
or
defiance,
etc.; as, to bid one
welcome;
to bid good
morning,
farewell,
etc..
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Farewell
::
Farewell
(interj.)
Go well;
good-by;
adieu;
--
originally
applied
to a
person
departing,
but by
custom
now
applied
both to those who
depart
and those who
remain.
It is often
separated
by the
pronoun;
as, fare you well; and is
sometimes
used as an
expression
of
separation
only; as,
farewell
the year;
farewell,
ye sweet
groves;
that is, I bid you
farewell..
Forbid
::
Forbid
() of
Forbi.
Water Agrimony
::
Water
agrimony
() A kind of bur
marigold
(Bidens
tripartita)
found in wet
places
in
Europe.
Home
::
Home (n.) The
abiding
place of the
affections,
especially
of the
domestic
affections..
Hypersecretion
::
Hypersecretion
(n.)
Morbid
or
excessive
secretion,
as in
catarrh..
Bright''s Disease
::
Bright's
disease
() An
affection
of the
kidneys,
usually
inflammatory
in
character,
and
distinguished
by the
occurrence
of
albumin
and renal casts in the
urine.
Several
varieties
of
Bright's
disease
are now
recognized,
differing
in the part of the
kidney
involved,
and in the
intensity
and
course
of the
morbid
process..
Lethargy
::
Lethargy
(n.)
Morbid
drowsiness;
continued
or
profound
sleep,
from which a
person
can
scarcely
be
awaked..
Lodging
::
Lodging
(n.)
Abiding
place;
harbor;
cover.
Excrescent
::
Excrescent
(a.)
Growing
out in an
abnormal
or
morbid
manner
or as a
superfluity.
Addison's Disease
::
Addison's
disease
() A
morbid
condition
causing
a
peculiar
brownish
discoloration
of the skin, and
thought,
at one time, to be due to
disease
of the
suprarenal
capsules
(two flat
triangular
bodies
covering
the upper part of the
kidneys),
but now known not to be
dependent
upon this
causes
exclusively.
It is
usually
fatal..
Bide
::
Bide (v. t.) To
encounter;
to
remain
firm under (a
hardship);
to
endure;
to
suffer;
to
undergo.
Forspeak
::
Forspeak
(v. t.) To
forbid;
to
prohibit.
Bide
::
Bide (v. t.) To
remain;
to
continue
or be
permanent
in a place or
state;
to
continue
to be.
Bide
::
Bide (v. t.) To wait for; as, I bide my time. See
Abide..
Continual
::
Continual
(a.)
Proceeding
without
interruption
or
cesstaion;
continuous;
unceasing;
lasting;
abiding.
Rubidium
::
Rubidium
(n.) A rare
metallic
element.
It
occurs
quite
widely,
but in small
quantities,
and
always
combined.
It is
isolated
as a soft
yellowish
white
metal,
analogous
to
potassium
in most of its
properties.
Symbol
Rb.
Atomic
weight,
85.2..
Abide
::
Abide (v. i.) To stay; to
continue
in a
place;
to have one's
abode;
to
dwell;
to
sojourn;
-- with with
before
a
person,
and
commonly
with at or in
before
a
place..
Muddle
::
Muddle
(n.) A state of being
turbid
or
confused;
hence,
intellectual
cloudiness
or
dullness..
Ne Exeat
::
Ne exeat () A writ to
restrain
a
person
from
leaving
the
country,
or the
jurisdiction
of the
court.
The writ was
originally
applicable
to
purposes
of
state,
but is now an
ordinary
process
of
courts
of
equity,
resorted
to for the
purpose
of
obtaining
bail, or
security
to abide a
decree..
Forfend
::
Forfend
(v. t.) To
prohibit;
to
forbid;
to
avert.
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